Newbie. Will these rims and tires work?

Forgive me guys I know nothing of tires and rims lol. I'm getting a TRD off-road in army green. I think I want to go grey instead of black. Just not sure if I should do matte or gloss. But anyways will these tires and rims fit together? The truck will be stock for awhile. Thanks guys. Do the rims need to have on offset?

 

The sizes are fine, but we would need to know the offset of the wheels to know how the will sit.

I have 275/70R18 tires on wheels with a +25 millimeter offset, and there is some rubbing. Others have the same set up and no rub after removing the front air dams/splash guards on the bumper. Each truck is a little different, and so is each brand of tire.

 

I believe I picked the 0mm offset on the rims. I was going to do 285/65/18 but they don't have that size on the tire I want. I'll eventually lift is maybe 3" but that won't be for awhile. Slight rub on sharp turns is fine

 

The rims come in 0mm or -12 offset

 

0mm offset will have lots of rub on stock, I think.

The lower the offset number the further out the wheels stick. Stock tundra wheels are +60mm and are just inside the fenders. My +25mm stick out enough to sling rocks down the side of my truck, so 0mm will really stick out and you'll be hitting your bumper without a lift or


My poke for reference.

 

Lol hmm idk.i might wait on rims. I actually like the 18" rims I might just paint them grey myself. Ok so let's say rims are out. I saw it says the largest tire size on stock without rub is 285/65/18. If I bump up the the 275/70/18 will that cause issues. Either that or I found some used k20s that are 285/65/18

 

Tundra have negative offset, a positive offset will stick out more

 

The sweet spot for offset on stock suspension and a slight increase in tire size is +25 to +30 IIRC. I'm not an expert on what will fit, I just know where mine sits, and if I didn't have the tires poked out a bit I am pretty sure I would have more rubbing issues.

 

Incorrect.

 

Tundra stock wheels are POSITIVE offset. The lower the number the more the poke out. Negative numbers stick WAY out.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/wha...an-when-considering-aftermarket-wheels.88937/

 

U right, my bad

 

+12 offset, once them stock tires are done, lift and bigger tire will go in…lol

 

Ok so rims out. Can I do 275/70/18 on stock 18? Or is it better to do 285/65/18? I just want something to fill up the wheel well better then the stock Michelin

 

Tires without rim is waste of money